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Can your mind be changed on whether moral realism is true or false?

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I can change my mind about my position on moral realism

I can't change my mind about my position on moral realism

Regardless of your position on moral realism, are you so sure about it that you could not change your mind, no matter what argument was presented to you to convince you of the opposite view?

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Do you think moral realism is true or false?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moral_realism In a nutshell: do you believe morality is objective? That there is such a thing as objectively good, and objectively evil or is it entirely subjective?

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I think moral realism is true, and I certainly would not change my mind no matter what argument was presented.

If you think that's bad, you'd better hope moral realism is true, because if it isn't true, it's not bad.

@DavidBolin It's bad relative to my moral system. It's not bad in isolation.

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